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To make a generalization, you have two kinds of customers, A and B. Type A goes to Redbox.com to see if s/he can rent a movie. "A" has a specific movie in mind and might go to a B&M store if it Redbox doesn't have it. Type B goes to Redbox.com to see what movies s/he can rent, and I'm a solid "B." I love movies but I don't read Entertainment Weekly or movie blogs, and if I watch TV it's online. I don't know when any particular movie is coming out, so when I go to Redbox.com it's because "I'm looking for a movie to watch," not "looking to watch this movie."

I think Redbox.com's main problem is that it's designed for "A," not "B," i.e. not me. Here's my experience, starting from the homepage and logged in:

I see a GIANT BANNER AD and five other movies, none of which I happen to be interested in.

Usage

$ chmod a+x matts_split.sh

$ ./matts_split.sh path/to/blob_file.baz path/to/tab_separated_offsets.tab

Image of "Love you" "dashboard"

	-- The MySQL docs say COALESCE() "returns the first non-NULL value in the list,
	-- or NULL if there are no non-NULL values." This turns out not to be true.
	-- If the value to be returned is an integer, COALESCE() first casts it to
	-- the type of a subsequent non-NULL argument. ಠ_ಠ

	mysql> SELECT 0 = '',
	-> COALESCE(0, '') = '',
	-> COALESCE(0, ''),
	-> COALESCE(0, NULL),
	-> COALESCE(0, 98.6, NULL),

	require 'test/unit/assertions'
	include Test::Unit::Assertions

	class Hash
	# A convenience method for removing deeply-nested keys from a Hash
	#
	# Usage:
	#
	# hash = { :a => { :m => 13 }, :b => 2 }
	#

	# try it live: http://bit.ly/TwZV18

	# CoffeeScript # JavaScript

	foo # foo({
	bar: 1 # bar: 1,
	baz: 2 # baz: 2,
	qux: 3 # qux: 3
	# });

	" Syntax-highlight Ruby comments as Markdown a la Docco

	" TODO: Make multi-line comments work right
	" Make nested comments work right
	" Exclude "# => " ("result of expression") comments

	let s:saved_syntax = b:current_syntax
	unlet b:current_syntax

	syntax include @Markdown syntax/markdown.vim

	14:46 TwitterPlugin: Starting to collect data for swirlee on Twitter.
	14:46 TwitterCrawler: 237 of 350 Twitter API calls left this hour; 131 budgeted for ThinkUp until 15:39.
	14:46 TwitterCrawler: Successfully fetched swirlee's details from Twitter. Twitter's tweet count is 23954
	14:46 TwitterCrawler: 11 tweet(s) found and 0 saved
	14:46 TwitterCrawler: 9162 tweets are in ThinkUp; swirlee has 23954 tweets according to Twitter.
	14:46 TwitterCrawler: Twitter only makes 3200 tweets available, so some of the oldest ones may be missing.
	14:46 TwitterCrawler: No new mentions found.
	14:46 TwitterCrawler: Checking for new favorites.
	14:46 TwitterCrawler: Saved 0 new favorites.
	14:46 TwitterCrawler: New follower count is 1392 and ThinkUp has 1588; -196 new follows to load

	rundll32 printui.dll PrintUIEntry /y /n "LIB04430"
	C:\Program Files\MyProgram\my_program.exe
	rundll32 printui.dll PrintUIEntry /y /n "\\print1\LibraryTechServicesMFP"

	SELECT tblPeople.[First Name], tblPeople.Email
	FROM tblPeople
	INNER JOIN tblMembership ON tblPeople.[Person ID] = tblMembership.[Person ID]
	WHERE tblMembership.[Valid To] IN (#12/31/2012#) AND
	tblPeople.Email IS NOT NULL
	ORDER BY tblPeople.Email
	;